Hello All,
Hope this mail finds you well. First of all, happy new year to all of you! :)
I noticed an issue while editing a Confluence Cloud page. In fact, I tried to add some images in the page below, but when we publish the changes, the new images:
1. either does not show up;
2. or shows the message "Broken image"
I tried to delete some attachments in the page (by following this tutorial https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/manage-files-724765113.html) but I did not get any change. In addition, I tried clearing the Chrome and Firefox caches (they are both in their latest versions), but did not get any answer. IE11 does not seem to show Confluence pages since few days (I guess it is my computer's issue), but it images shown up very well before (while not showing up for Chrome and Firefox).
Could you help us to solve this issue please?
Thank you in advance :)
Best regards,
Boris
You could create a user macro that will implement the profile macro and put in the current user as the profile macro property. It would be something like this below.
## @noparams
<ac:structured-macro ac:name="profile">
<ac:parameter ac:name="user">
<ri:user ri:userkey="${action.authenticatedUser.key}"/>
</ac:parameter>
</ac:structured-macro>
Great suggestion. Thanks! Do you have any idea as to how to customize the fields generated by the Profile macro? There doesn't seem to be any customization options available for that. I suppose it would require another user macro?
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Hi Davin,
Where do you put these codes you write "
<ac:structured-macro ac:name="profile-picture">
<ac:parameter ac:name="User">
<ri:user ri:userkey="12345678912345678912345"/>
</ac:parameter>
</ac:structured-macro>" ?
In a velocity(.vm) file or .proverties file?
Could you please provide an example, thanks.
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You put them in a user macro. You can create a user macro in Confluence Admin. Once you've created the user macro it will show up in the editor macro browser.
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This looks like just what I need. I see this answer is from 2016. Is this still up to date, we are using Confluence data center.
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Yep. Should still work.
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Super, I will work with our system admin to give it a try. BTW I am also in "the other Vancouver." :-)
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